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As far as I'm aware, the ship still also have to go through the strait between Sweden/Denmark (or through pure Danish territory) to reach the Atlantic ocean, so
by cjblomqvist 2y ago
As far as I'm aware, the ship still also have to go through the strait between Sweden/Denmark (or through pure Danish territory) to reach the Atlantic ocean, so there are plenty of waters ahead where these governments very well could do more if economic waters it's not enough.
So that probably also helps with not wanting to just escape. Where it's now it can at least escape through international water all the way to Russia if it wants to.
To me it feels like it's stuck between a hard rock and a stone...
- tuukkah 2y agoIt seems you have it backwards: the ship Yi Peng 3 was already allowed to pass through the Denmark-Sweden straits and to the Kattegat sea area before it was stopped. What it cannot do is return through the straits to Baltic Sea and St Petersburg.